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Forever and ever amen.  Of course, it helps if they both have beards and are wearing overalls.

Happy birthday.  Of if you eat or drink too much in your celebrations, perhaps it will be a happy burpday.

But if you COULD, maybe you could find one that already has a banjo uke.

In my head I've got the clarity of James Taylor and the gravitas of Johnny Cash.  You are right that the sound in our heads is different!  It sounds more like a mixture of the clarity of Mumbles the Dick Tracy villian and the gravitas of Mickey Mouse.

Congratulations on 40 years.

Eight or nine years ago, CSN was coming to town.  Eh, I thought.  Then when I heard that Neil Young was joining them, I bought tickets.  I figured, "How long can these guys last after all the abuses they've done to their bodies?"  Well, I guess they had more staying power than I gave them credit for having. 

Neil Young and Steven Stills playing together was amazing.  They got to jamming big time on "Cinnamon Girl".  David Crosby gave up.  He had a stage hand bring him a stool from the acoustic set they had done and just sat on stage with his back to the audience and watched them play as if he was a part of the audience rather than a part of the band.  Graham Nash hung in there on keyboards, but he was playing straight chords and keeping time.  Neil Young and Steven Stills were playing intertwining solos that built off of one another and sounded so incredibly good.  It was obvious that it was Woodshed time and they were just jamming.  I guess playing together for forty years will do that for you. 

- Zurf

There are three different B chords in that song.  Southrnrocker has taken the absolutely sensible approach of avoiding the evil B chord in all it's hideous forms. 

Although, if you slide that to A's and D's with a capo on two, it might not be so bad...

Day two on the ellipticle trainer thingy.  I have lost a lot of fitness. I used to go for close to an hour and burn over 500 calories.  The past two days have been 20 minutes and 140 calories burned - and it's kicking my fanny big time!  Though I'm recovering pretty quickly.  That's good.  Maybe I'll start adding in a walk later in the day.  I love to walk and bike ride - just no time for it. 

- Zurf

I'd rather drink no beer than most light beers.  Given that alcohol is high in calories and negligible in nutrition, I am including alcohol in the "treat" category.  Although, it has been shown that moderate use (one drink per day for women and up to two drinks per day for men) is healthful, it's still a lot of calories with little benefit. 

- Zurf

There are very good practice routines for beginners on www.justinguitar.com.  To be clear, I have no affiliation with that site except being a pleased user.  The main thing to do is to practice CORRECTLY.  Do not practice bad habits into your playing and routine.  Also, regardless of what you choose to practice, do it slowly enough that you can do it ACCURATELY.  Do not practice inaccurate playing.  Speed comes AFTER accuracy.  Accuracy first.  Also, practice with a metronome so that timing gets ingrained to your brain. 

- Zurf